FAQs
Yes- click here to find out how you can use Leegality APIs even without Workflows. However, that can only happen with API 2.1, which is likely to be deprecated soon. So it is recommended that the updated 3.0 APIs be used with Workflows.
A.
POST API to create an eSign request
B.
Webhook for getting regular updates on specific events
C.
GET API (v3.3) to fetch the signed document
Having said this, APIs depend on a use-case-to-use-case basis. So depending on your use case, you might need to use lesser or more APIs than the list above.
No, a workflow can only be created using the Leegality Dashboard.
You can use the GET API at any point in time as long as the document has not been deleted. GET API to fetch a document returns the document in a CDN URL. This CDN URL allows users to download a document from the server within 5 minutes of its creation. If the link expires, you can hit the API again to generate a new CDN URL.
Details API 3.3 is used to fetch additional meta-data pertaining to a document along with the document itself. Whereas, Fetch API is used to fetch a document associated with any specific document ID, such as the document itself, audit trail, attachment, or supporting documents.
Please visit docs.leegality.com/v3 to see how the request and response payloads look for different APIs. You can also use the Postman collection to test on Postman to see what the response would look like.
No, there is no specific timeframe. APIs can be hit at any point of time.
Yes, you can. However, API v2.1 will eventually be deprecated.
You can create a different Workflow as per the use case.
You can use API to reactivate expired documents within 30 days of expiry. Please note that if an unsigned Stamped Document has expired, it cannot be reactivated using this API. For API v3.0 you cannot since you can configure it directly in the Workflow creation process
If the document has been signed and the audit trail has been generated, you can use the GET APIs to generate URLs for the audit trail and the document at the same time.
Yes, you can use the GET API to fetch the signed document and the audit trail. However, we recommend using webhooks as this will help you get the information in real-time.
Yes, we can. Please see our add-on APIs here.
Not currently, but we are planning to develop the capability to do the same.